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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
FUNERAL OF RAYMOND r. BELMONT

The funeral OF Raymond Rogers Belmon; was held
at 10 yesterday at the Church OF the Ascension,
Fifth-ave. and Tenth-st The services conducted
by the Rev. L. Winchester Donald, the rector, as
sisted by the Rev. George Eastman short prayer
said at the house by the rector at o'clock. The
church filed anu all the standing room at the
rear taken by the many friends of the belmont
family and especially by young men who were class
mates club associates OF social acquantances OF the
young man. The immediate relatives and mourners
were Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont Congressman
Perry Belmont, August Belmont jr, Oliver Belmont
and G. Hone, nephew OF August Belmont. Others
present were Drs. Polk, Parker and Morgan, W. X.
Vanderbilt and D. }. Asor and their families. J. Pier
pont Morgan, Mr. aud Mrs w. ii. Livingstone. Mrs.
uieks-Lori Mrs. +. Van Rensselaer,. and L. Sicgler.
The pallbearers Charles Carroll. Amos t.
French. Robert l.. McCook, Crawford Clark, o. VIII
lam Bird, Royal Carroll EgertoD Winthrop jr, and
X. VI. Appleton. The Protestant Episcopal service
for the dead read the music beng by the choir
AMI quartotte OF the church. The burial was a,
Noodawn.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

lothian Wilson, Of the Oldest school teachers in This
city, died yesterday at his home in West
St. at the OF eighty There In the Governor.
room In the City Hall pen copy OF the Declaration NJ
Independence executed by Mr.. Wilson when only syteen
years old, he being employed by the Mayor and to,o
Council Mr.. Wilson "A native Of Conuecficnt III
grandfather killed AT the battle OF Monmontb " '
Benjamin Christie age seventy-two, died OF c.rohro,
apoplexy at his home No. Al East Eighty nirths, ia
was connected with the Methodist Book Concerr %,
twentyone years, and with the American Bible Socistv
for eighteen years In the book department He enVes
wife and four children.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb 3.-Royal d. Jennipp. troos
urer of the Chicago. Milwaukee ana st. Paul Ralroad
Company died OF paralysis Tuesday afternoon, at st
Augustine Fla. He was seventy years OF age uis re-
mains will be brought TO Milwaukee for uterrnent "
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. tSpeciaD.-The Rev Jonotho,
yannoe died Tuesday, age forty eight lie WIS pas,or
OF the First Independent Church, and for sovera
years the editorial staff OF The Erening Cali
boston Feb. 3 C>pecab.-Captan j. Putnam pro,,.,
widely known Bostonian died last evening after ro'
tractcd Illness lie was wealthy Manufactures n, cot.
ton goods at Ballardve and accumulated n ,or,,,.a
He served In the City Council for several years .n -
member Of the Board OF Directors Of Public nsf,
tutions.
DOVER, n. H., Feb. 3.-Edward Toman OF Dorcbester.
Mass, Of 1912, died here to-day M, ninety
four.
FRANKLIN FALLS, ~ H., Feb 3.-Dr. Luther NJ Kr,.h,
died yesterday, age seventy years lilo VIVA horn
In Franconia, was graduated from Dartmouth Medical
School. surgeon Of the 9th New IIamp.hro Reg,
ment In the rebellion, and aerwar chief OF the cda
stan OF the Second Army Corps under General Uamcne
lie an Odd Fellow and member OF the Grand Army
| He lives widow and four children
CHARLESTON. 8. c., Feb 3.-Dr j. b. NJ. Gcddnes ON,
obe moot prominent hysicians Of Charleston died tbi
morning Of heart affection.
| BERLIN. Feb. 3.-Her schutzenberger. tina famou
strasburg brewer, 10 dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

Dr. Magic. OF the Bureau Of Vital Statistics yesterday
consulted with DEPUTY Coroner OMeagho about the case
Mrs Sarah VI. Cochranc the White Plains widow VINO
died AT No 2l3 East F;tictt II said that Coroner
Nuren would take the testimony Of Mrs Wise in whose
boSc Mrs Cochrane died. and of DR. Spillingcr OF No IL
Second ST. who attcn ed the woman and certified that
her death was caused by gastrtis.
The funeral Cochraue did not take place ycstor
day as announced TO. at the home OF John Henry
CARPENTER I'm White Plains Coroner Purdy interfcrcd
with the arrangements ana turned the body over To ply
sicans Mrs. CochTane had boarded in the Carpenter
family since the death OF her husband about two years
Coroner Purdy spent the day I'm this city yesterday sub
pTnang witnesses The Coroner will begin the inquest
today at O'Clock In the meantime an autopsy Will be
made by Drs. Schmidt and MaCncss 10 determine the
cause Of death The Coroner states that when lie took
charge the body Mr. Carpenter objected 10 an invost-
CATION said that he did not think IL necessary but
the thought 1t The Coroner asked him no"
the 10 the house where she died and no
said that he did not know.
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THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.
HALr.srAgvED DOGS HUNTING IN PACKS

y u
PoUGHKEEP-GR. Feb. tNpcc'a0.-Much excitement
prevails in the northern part OF the town of Pleasant
Valley and the southern part OF the town OF Hyde Park
the de redatons Of packs OF Wild dogs which niest
the woods and swanps and make raids on shoepioids
and cattle aud hogs The loss 0f sheep hogs and
cattle both towns has been large and the farmers are
alarmed one pack Of nine or these dogs was recently
In the OF Pleasant Valley seven OF which are
described being yellow and two black and all OF un
usual and ucrcencss. several far ers have lost
number of calves. six eight dogs attacking car a
Tuesday thirtytwO men RON hoth towns IoIncd
hunting party and started In search Of the dogs hey
dine and two. but owing To the hafu
the unable Ia shoot them The party
Will ~ out again today and hope 10 como upon inc
animal. IN tho swaInps going 10 visit theli
ncghbOrs carry guns. fearing that the dogs VIII attack
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HARBOR DETENJE NEEDED.
ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

lNGINo RESOLUTIONS ADoPTBD-A LETTER fhoM
JOHN ERICSSON.
Tho members OF the Chamber OF Commerce listened yes
tersy with interest TO the reading OF reports ana
letters and remarks relating TO coast and barbor deiences
and reports and resolutions adopted without dis
ssntns vote The remarks were OF an earnest and de-
{ermined character. james Brown presided Ambrose
Snow read the report OF special committee appointed
develop all possible Information upon the efficiency
Of ordnance upon which must rely for the defence OF
our oountrys interests" The report was adopted. as
were also the following resolutions:
Beo.vsd the opinion Of this Chamber any longer
ha,Sors T. In 70 sas
6lsmSs5 es.OSsy snI EsS h s. SSSs n
ssnSSn e me
s.s a .s az
sS.ss a.: large :sseS.1s sS'
81. Ia. sSeoisi aOOn by Con-
sTs:: o IT, gss
ss prompt g.s.sfs e inS Providing for Of
SsoooOoO for seaport dcfencos OF Oil '0' 'An0
The following part Of letter submitted by Captain
john Ercsson the Inventor OF the cesry What Is
needed for its Gefence
sonclu.cn thss having during dTsss series d S Of
nSs saSe S.rSST Of Ycrs asaSsi
nPs s submarines gun ieucS caSTs applied
T %
hence capable shatterng the hull of epao or an IN
Ae xbe The carrying the submarine gun bong pro-
fead by an Of inclined solid arlnor
plates thick backed by six feet OF moor Is capable
81 resisting ordnance whatever during attack bows on
deem Important observe that like the Destroyer all YES
ses submarine whatever DO their SIZE
must provided with turning by means OF C
they point OF the compass without DacK-
ina gong the honor state i0r your IN.
fs aoR ro a S s %oTSiHs
turning submarine and proeeulo beng ready LOT
active service.
The letter was referred 10 the committee. and upon
motion OF General H. L. Moneux, the committee was IN
creased from three 10 five and with EXTENDED powers 10
cover the subject Of National Defence The committee
"a composed Ambrose snow, Edward L. MoneuX, Nor
man s. Bentley Alexander 4. Orr and exCongressilan
Ueryey g. Calkins A resolution adopted approving
the bill presented by Assembymau Cantor in the Legs
laure forbidng the making OF preferences IN assign
ments nv insoyent debtors. memorial 10 john Roach
was resented by George Robinson and seconded by MT
Calkins. II commended Mr. Roach as iatniui AlneIi
can the greatest of American spbudefs OF his tlne an
answering advocate OF American Industries man VINO
had met with unjust reyerses and died with a broken
heart In country which should have crowned HIM win
glory. The memorial adopted unanimously reso-
luton adopted urging Congress To approve an nne-
daie and liberal sppropati N 70 expedte me completion
OF ettics ia haflestOn harbOr The following new
members were elected L. q. blackboard c. W. Bowen.
Ferduand r. Earle Isaac 6. Johnson ~ l. Sprasue and
ralmnge.
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rorNp DEADIY 4 HALLWAY.

Michael McCoo reported At the Forty seventh street Police
Station yesterday that he had found the dea body Of
Elizabeth Of the stairs Ia y q 23J East Forty
stated that the night before lie heard rat
rick Elizabeth Fiiz-mmons abusing SON" one al me eh
oil the that he supposed from The voice was The dead
had known. Detective shelly ~ the alter
noon arraigned Mr. Mrs. fzsimmon- before Justice
White In tho lorkyic Police Court Me- DOL also pres.
cnt and Justice that he discovered the body al $40
a M Mr. Fzsimmons said that he left the house at
and noticed what he bundle Of lie claim
Ell that tho night before and his
wife ali denied held the
quest II was thought the woman fell down stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
sERGEAYTs OVERwORKED AND UYDERPAID

committee OF police sergeants have prepared list Of
arguments in favor OF bill pending at Albany to
raise their salaries They represent that the sergeants
have average only eight hours of duty in each
twenty hours hours and twenty-five minutes Of
work. hour and ftyve minutes for meals and three
hours and forty minutes for sleep. or their time of
they lose about 440 hours every year on account OF
strikes, riots fires elections ana other extraordinary Occa
sOns They also In command in the absence OF the
captains They keep tweniythrce books OF record In
tie stations and must report ON blanks each entry They
make daily reports OF the previous day busi-
and attend Ia all the teegraphing and telephonng.
They have had increase OF salary in twenty years.
though other branch OF e. police service has
advanced In compensation and during that time their
duties and responsibilities have materially increased
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suNsrr-wlnd o. Sandy Hook light q; cloudy ~ City
Islsnd uRhA Ell cloudy and thick on shore.

LLAMA nshA Ell cloudy and thick Oh shore
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Taormins Ger rapea os Co an Arrived
q e Bar 'ss1s @
Po Man . CO.. Arrived 4
xse; ;s.:
rye r. r. s d Port
.%s 90 F So Ap %1Ssa a
S %dss sHS % bsse a S noT
CLEARED.
Steamer Hill OBJ, Archer London anderson Bros
PSSSH,s sals f0Rns
Ss Sssen
F Alexandra 4 SONS. c,.,-
sss@ST %ssS ''s' and Glen
Steamer orinoco tBr. Garvin Hamilton ber-A ou''f
Steamer City Savannah Smith, ssyannshwmonfy RGngs
~ Steamer City OF Augusta Catnarine oA'"nnA"-"'A'
Steamer Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer 6aucqs Berry Bo:.on1H Dim9cx nan, Koon
Ship Helene (oer) Bambaoh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aoop q
Tellus Nor). TOrbjornsen Rouen-Benham q Boye'
Bark Emma scammer tBr. Kierstead Buenos Ayres-
Bark Monsta tBr). Wallace. Bridgetown Barbadoes-H
BarE Crescent Bartlett Sabine Pass Te1as-Parsons
BARK Protector Nor, Petersen. Philadelphia Tobias &
e. A's' Clifford s'''s' Great Swan l'''n'H H'''
SAILED
Steamers city OF PueDa, H2Vaha anu
Cos Cenfnsgos Rover Baracoa orinoco Bermuda; City Oh
Augusta. Savannah.
Also saed-va Long Island Sound-Steamer Eeanora lor
Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Feb s-Arrived steamer Harer (Br), Grandin
LfvsRPoor Feb Y-salsd steamer Adriatc tBr). Parse
for New York direct. ,,,,
SOUTHAMPTON 3Arrived. steamer Trave Ger) Willie
gero NewYork Jan 20 on her way to Bremen and pro-
ceeded). 80 -, 49, H.. S
York.
NEWCASTLE. Feb 8 Arrived steamer City Of Newcastle
(Br Townsend from New-Yo Jan 10; - - Co.,,
BRISTOL Feb 3Arrved steamer Jersey City (Br Horor
IsiE or WIGHT Feb Passed steamer Marengo (Br. ABB
bott from NewYork 10 her to Copenhagen and
Stettin . n, m,
BROW HEAD Feb 3Passed steamer city OF Berlin (Br),
Lond from York Jan Is on her way Ia Liverpool
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AN UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.

The body Of about years old was found on
the beach near Doyes dock Chiffon yesterday The body
appeared to be that Of welodo man and had apparently
only been In the water tme There two diamond
studs shirt and gold sleeve buttons and gold bar
CUT buttons The man had also worn Prince Albert coas
were found clippings daily papers Of January 80 relating
Seiyed commuaication from Mcs,r. Masters Nichols No
get 70 the Morgue but up hour has called to
identify the body card bearing the OF Howard A.
Burden Troy was also found In the pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
crpfty AND AMERICAN OPERA

Director Edmund C. stanton OF the Metropolitan Opera
House was informed verbal yesterday that the Nation
al opera Company would take up the contract made win
the American Opera Company for tho appearance OF That
organization at the metropolitan on February ~ inc
company will sing there for five weeks, ending It's season
April I.
The season Of opera sung will bc brought 10
close saturday February 20 Herr Nienann VIII MAKE
his las; appcarance for this Monday noXt IN
Tristan" He will sail the North German LLOYD
steamer Wednesday, The other operas for next week
are Rienh for Wednesday night and saturday matt.
necs and Merlin for Friday The house II crowded at
every performance. The seats for iidclo, prouuecd
last night were all sold out the day before
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OBTTU.A X Y.
WILL AN r.. ILiFF.

William Edward Ilih, young lawyer of this CITY.
died on Wednesday from consumption near Bay St.
Louis incoming train from Mobile lie had
gone to Florida Tor his health Mr. Iliff was pever
strong and began TO fail December when he started
Tor the South. His condition grew worse and his
mother who accompanied him, decided 20 bring him
home. Mr. Ilif was born in 1860 in Rockland IN this
State lie read law IN Port Jervis with Lyon a. Son.
and subsequently graduated from th. Albany
Law School. He came To this city in 1880 and was n
clerk with o. A. Clement for two years Then he
practised law for himseli and was considered prom
isng young lawyef.
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rEsrlrrIyG AGAINST son AND BROTHER

William McGrath ex-convict. tried yesterday before
Judge Cowing the principal Witnesses against him being his
mother Joseph Blnxome testified that his
house lO7 west Twenty Tst broken into tile
Jun. 20 lsS1 and number OF articles including an
oyercoat stolen liz deatncd OvefCOat which
him. Mrs Mc6rsth. the mother OF the prisoner
exceedingly stout woman who has been confined 10 her
for She had to De carried and
ENABLE the She said that
kehOc had having committed the
burglary Her had treated her cruelty until she could
lie brought thieves his
the house and she hal finally rebecd and given
Information against him. Mis- De Noe Mcirah's sister
testified the her and had
until she Promised He had
fesscd % TObbing Mr BluxOme. No testimony
dueed in behalf The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
uNpsUAI, pEPRAvITY AMONG CHILDRK

narson called mon Police Justice Roden Of Nsvark 70
apd advised that officer be sent TO house the
81 No III Academyst Last evenns sqnna omce Nn
girls nfteep and young man In
bid brothers Of tho sisters The house Vas athy and son'
ns cards and waiting juvenile male vsors At the police
station the sisters said their were Carrie and BERTHE
smsIn Three father deserted the family
and month he assaulted by their mother who
sept TO the Prison for two Their father
sed TO provide them Carrie the elder sister, said she
earned I'll BY working In the TIN works in Jones
ana that they from the OveIseer OF the Poor Neigh
bors that the house the resort OF deprsved lads
and abandoned young girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
RABw,Y HOLDS AN IyDI0yA1Ioy MEETING.

OF tho Democracy OF Railway " j. have DO.
thoroughly alarmed over Tie ind gnaon Of the people
majority OF their party IN the ounc granted
Mhacn against the Mayors evidence
test Just before meeting which
Washington Han they distributed a circular de-
nouncing the meeting as Republican rally and warning
not 10 he caught by such bait The hall
crowded with citizens without regard TO party who heartily
appIaudcd the speakers the Rev william Gay pastor
Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Mr. OF
the First Methodist Resolutions opted ccnsurng the
majority Council and prdging the meeting uphold
Mayor resOrting constitutional power s
stop tho license also calling npOn the Council
o charles Wilson chairman. The
on Resolutions composed Of Ira laforge C. oliver
o. ID. Campbell, A. l.. Barber and l.. keeic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
FOUL PLAY FEARED.

The disappearance OF Gouveneur w. Gard from homo
No 2l3 East one hundred nd third st. reported last
evening Police Headquarters by his brother Clark Card
missing was last Tuesday. lie left his homo
morning, went downtown. attended bHAnes
OF him Is that he the Bowery saw
ngs Bank and drew several hundred dollars recently
possession OF 80 900 the principal which il In
Bowcry Bank 1t is feared that he may have been
robbed and murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW. RK..-.......THURsDAY FEB O. 1887

Steamer Llangorso (rj Nol Aberdeen Dec O. Creonook
Jan H. with mdse TO Peter Wright Arrived at the
Bar $50
steamer Morsvia {Ger), Pekodt Hamburg 49, Havro
IN with mdse cabin and lB stoerago 10 Kun
6arit a Co. Arrived at tho Bar at 4 a III
steamer Manhattan stevens Tampco Jan 10. Vera Cruz
"a e. Progreso 26 Havana days with mdse and
passengers Alexandra sons. Arrived at tho ar at
100
steamer Elsa qr, Arbuckle Progreso Jan T. Belize 10.
Porto IL Livingston 49, Truro 49, 90
with mdse Williams Rankin. Arry at the Bar
steamer Athos tHr. Low. savanla Jan ~, Carhagona
lb Colon n, Lmon "a Port Royal ia 49,
with 10 passengers 10 PIN forwood Co. Arrived
at the Bar At 80pm.
sIeamer CITY of Savannah Dagget Savannah days. with
mdse and passengers 10 Henry Ypngclr.
steamer Seminole Kembo Jacksonville days. via Charles
ton with mdse and passengers " VIM clyde q Co.
Steamer Hichmond, Boaz Newport News, with mdse and
passengers y Old Dominion Ss O.
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HEATING A scHOOL-HOUSE. WITH A TEA-KETTLE.
Some of the parents OF the children who attend The

NEAIINU StHOUL-HVr NJ WIFI IHh-HHIT IN
Some OF the parents OF the children who attend the
Grove Street School complaining that the school
has been closed Tor two weeks. At this time OF the
year the scholars examined Tor promotion and it IL
said thai the closing OF the school will put all OF tho
clssses several weeks behind. At Education Hall yes
terday II said that the school would be opened on
Monday. new chimney has been built in the school
from the cellar TO the third floor. Superintendent
Debevoise had force Of men engaged night and day
this work that was completed earl y III the week.
The cause OF further delay thea owing TO the sup
ply OF water for the boiler.
t. J. Insdale OF the trustees of the school, is
not yet satisfied with the condition of the building.
President Simmons wanted me TO open the school
several days ago. he said, but declined 10 do II
Gil the water connection had been made with the boiler
A. II Is don't think the school can be properly heated
with boiler Relatively speaking boiler cannot
heat the large building any better than tea-ke;te
oan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
GROWING AT COLLECTOR HANLoS.

BUFFALO, Feb. Embellishments here arc not
well satisfied OF the appointments OF Internal
Revenue Collector Hanlon. recently appointed from
Medina for the Buffalo district In the WITH Erie Assem-
bly, District no ignored the unanimous request OF tho
Democratic District Committee and other party leaders
IN appointing Mr.. McNeely deputy In place OF Justice
Bot of Amherst The only known objection o the latter
that he Is German. First Ward Democrats dis
satisfied with Mr.. Haulons refusal TO appoint eN-Adcr
man Beasey Ia position which no gave 10 John j..
'(uughlln. a abOr agitaiOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR DE LEON.

John De Leon the astooger who convicted OF kdnap
ping sending Mrs. sarah 10 Aspnwal taken
before Judge Uersecye for sentence since his conviction
District Attorney has received letters W. H.
Cnrrcr OF san Francisco aud IRON other persons whl knew
which had been urc To Panama by
representations De Icons counsel made
apes for trial Judge Gerslccvc deued The motion.
Ale said that DE Icons OF the worst possible
character that punishment be
too bad lie sentenced DE Leon httsen the state
IIlsln The lunresl IN allowed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
oyyrRaL ARrHUFs OARRIA GES SOLD.

Peter Kellogg Co. sold at auction yesterday at the
American Horse Exchange. Fiftiethst and broadway
harness and horse Of General Chester A.
Arthur The carriages for good prces Landau bring
Ing t6lb Brougbam SsSb and Victoria 5000 They wefe
Ali made CO. VI Brooues The horse went
}or sos The total Of The sale s2oo7 Ffytroe other
horses property different disposed OF at
fslr hgures. ranging from sl25 to s3lb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

HAvHRsTRAw.-On March the first state bank In Rock
land County Will open for business at this place and viii he
known az the PEOPLES OF Haverstraw The bank
will capital OF $4,000 and is stock widely distrb'
utci In the northern part the county The officers will be
Uriah Washburnc. presidents Charles H. Christie sece-
H. G.. Nerrllen. cashier: drecOis Urah +. Wash
burne Henry Hahn sias Mackey Ezekiel Rose Charles
u Christie James Morrlssey and Everett Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW .BRIoHToY-H Holton Wood, formerly general man.
ager OF the Transit Railroad was nominated for Super
visor Casteon tho Republican Convention Wednes
day night Andrew Bowman was nominated for Collector
brighton has consented 10 for the office OF Excise Com
missioner In favor OF high license and IL making
The Baptsts OF the village have
put the Rev b. Meousn and are making
elect him. The Republicans have
proved OF Mr. Scribner The Democrats VIII
mi their nomination tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
EK ATING A MILE In 2I2 %.

NEwBURG, Feb. 3 Especial. Young jim" Donoghuc
who Is twenty-five years old fully six feet high and
heavily built skated one mile yesterday in minutes
twelve and twofth seconds. Only three horses In the
world ever this and Donoghue thinks that with prac
tice he skate the mile In two minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
ALONG THE SOUND.

GRrENwICiI. stables connected with the
Mans ell by IRE Wednesday night
valuable horses and quantity of hay and other feed
consumed.
Yesterdav IN liquor shop OF which he was
mart proprietor lesteraCrn musician In the Howe
Band himself In tho head with revolver producing
instant death Ten OF white paper for print
city for IN Philadelphia were
the steamer Roscdae instead OF by
RAJ O account OF the labor tronbles In New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
NAVY STEAMERS DELAYED BY sroRms

All the vessels that yesterday report having
encei weather The nship Tsormna Carr
Line from HAMBURG January "a had
which lasted hours followed a heavy gale
shipped number cf heavy unbroksn which
broke an The
about by the bOisterous and
had caygo shifted and she had TO put into GIeeDook
NARA ON January she Other eboats fhe
burg MoIayia arrived yesterday three